reporting, so now the waves of up to 80 centimeters were recorded in japan and also, and i mean waves are being recorded on the california coast of the u. s. i. to afghanistan, where the economy has been in free fall since the taliban took over in august with the country's foreign assets frozen and sanctions and place people all living without enough food or shelter. earlier this week, the united nations chief called on the international community, including the united states, to release frozen assets to prevent the humanitarian crisis this winter minus 3 degrees celsius. and cabo, for those already suffering, winter has made life worse. both food and wood for heating are in short supply for many families. conned aga is struggling to keep his home dry in winter, in and to keep his children warm. and her is over there. the last time it snowed, water came through the roof mechanism. i far neighbor saw and lent us a bit of money to cover the windows with plastic. we'll see what this is, how we live. one day we have food the next day. we don't reserve. what should we do? there is no answers from nigga. it's been nearly half a year since the islamists took over,

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i think some people just need to regain prestige. first, the u. s. as we know they left afghanistan in the most miserable way. second, nato, which needs to justify its existence. i will also mention ukrainian president zalinski, who has had an extremely difficult situation inside the country. basically, all these people need the pressure to build up you at the same time. i notice that almost all the media repeat the same information over and over again. your boss, i forget that almost all of this information secret satellite imagery comes to us from one source. the us, of course, the united states is our best ally. but let's remember that we have to stabilize the entire middle east because this very ally explained to us that there are weapons of mass destruction. there. it is very often necessary to state that the european union has no real foreign policy. and as you know today, the position of the e u on this issue is in line with the position of poland, romania, the baltic states, and their very aggressive rhetoric towards russia. but other than that, the e. u. as a diplomatic dwa

u. s. this past year, a partnership of color was, has been the central to many or most vital interest. i thought it was a key player during the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan still has communications with the taliban and whose thousands of refugees who still have to be processed before they move to america. with additional assistance on iran, yemen, the palestinians. the president has decided to give pattern special status, and i am notifying congress that i will designate cutter as a major non nato ally to reflect the importance importance of our relationship. tasso becomes the 18th country to be given the ally status. it provides imported benefits in areas of treat defense and security cooperation. the ambulance is katara was and is happy to help a country that has been an ally with for 50 years. we're very proud that we manage to evacuate tens of thousands of people of an, of an understand of course we have other issues as well that we're going to talk about the equal rights of honesty, people and other issues are in the region. so you know, we're very happy and proud of this great relationship. rushes build up on the ukrainian border continues to be th

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u. s. evacuation from afghanistan is reunited with his family, but i mean to heartbreak to those who cared for him. and your chance for a peek into pell may soon be off. we look at efforts to put out a natural gas fire in central asia. that's been burning for 50 years. ah, i'm william bluecross, welcome to the program authorities and the chinese city. if john jin have started testing, it's nearly $14000000.00 residents after 2 cases of the omicron grown, a virus variant were detected, their tianjin is near china's capital beijing, which will host the winter live next month. and with the major new year festive period approaching, china's authorities have imposed strict lock downs and mass testing to contain outbreaks. police officers and protective gear outside an apartment block in the pool city of tianjin. health officials found to people infected with a false spreading, omicron variant of the corona virus, and more cases among the patients close contacts do longer to certain another 18 corona virus infections were detected among the close contacts in tianjin. all of them have been transf

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u. s. retaliating to now please name one time the u. s. over reacted. in retaliation for something, the war in afghanistan and iraq, libya, syria, kill bonder. i yard, i'm sorry. i asked, look, i'll admit things in afghanistan are looking pretty bad. the far reaching sanctions along with abided administration decision to freeze nearly $10000000000.00 of afghanistan central bank, national reserves sent the economy in a freefall. in estimated 22800000 people. more than half the country's population are expected to face potentially life threatening food insecurity this winter and the exemptions are not helping. but there is a way to get them to start working, replaced biden, where they're noble sheep dog that's willing to end the sanctions. now that probably won't work. how about this in order to provide clarity to financial institutions, we could send comfort letters from the treasury department to reassure banks that they may engage in commerce without the risk of violating sanctions. okay, and are we sending these come for letters? yes. ah god dammit, the treasury has not responded to a group of law makers request for comfort letters. what wha

i was conspicuous example of that obviously is the rather abrupt u. s. and therefore nature withdrawal from afghanistan. there what were your feelings about that? because i have to say, and i know, i mean, even with coverage, so you don't get to go to as many diplomatic parties as you might have done before . you know, those hawks are still out there who aren't in scratching. we're just saying actually people are defeatist when they complain about the interventions that you just just delineated there. i'm not, i don't have gas done. i think that was all was right. i was involved. right in the beginning, i've got to start, i was in washington d. c. time and evolve since and started off. well, 1st of all, it started off as a result of $911.00. i'm going to check on the twin towers unaffordable. and they then turned into an effort to turn afghanistan into a western style democracy, which i always felt was bound to fail and has failed. and we would biden, and therefore we were right to get out. but i don't exclude the possibility that somewhere around the world, you have a nasty dictator repressing is people in a way that we, the west, could stop and are therefore d

to afghanistan, the u. s. president acknowledging what to was highly criticized that this is something that he knows of was painful. i, it bothers him that there is so much pain ongoing and struggles with those in the country dealing with the taliban. but he also acknowledge that there are other spots around the world where there is also pain and that also bother seeming equally as much. and he feels that the united states cannot solve all of the world's problems. so the u. s. president, touching on a number of international issues with russia, certainly being the headline. but one of the questions that was put to him of the many was whether he over promised her of what he would be able to to do in his 1st year. what you make of the answer in general the u. s. president struck an optimistic tone and certainly he did come out early with a number of successes, put it in place, the multi $1000000000.00 relief bill for americans in terms of those direct payments. but he has been floundering since then. i and this is something that the president has acknowledged there still work to be done. he acknowledged the inflation t

to kill a u. s. soldier in afghanistan that their lines one is coming up right after talk to out there. i feel it's one years since joe biden was sworn in as president of the united states against a backdrop of rioting on capitol hill from navigating the plan demick to the withdrawal from afghanistan. we'll look back at his policy, wins and losses, and examined the challenges that remain special coverage on al jazeera, with from the middle east to central and south asia to africa. hundreds of thousands of children keep paying potentially the highest price as armed conflict and instability. continue to spread according to the u. n. last year brought a spate of grave violations against children in conflict zones across the globe. and the projections for 2022 are not very promising. despite decades of advocacy by n g o. one of those international organizations is save the children. it works to improve children's lives around the world, ensuring they have health care, food, and shelter, as well as learning and protection services when children need it most. but to many of those in need and ji

to the taliban. in afghanistan and ended up in albania, the u. s. is promised to take them in, but will that promise be kept? ah, i burned gov to our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. it's good to have you with us on this monday we're gonna, at the united nations. the security council has met for the 1st time to address tensions over russia's latest military build up along its border with ukraine. russia accusing the u. s. of theatrics and fear mongering over what washington sees as the threat of an eminent invasion. the us calling the situation urgent and dangerous. and it's accused russia of destabilizing europe by massing more than a 100000 troops near its border with ukraine. here are the u. s. and russia ambassadors, speaking today at the you, when the threats of aggression on the border of ukraine. yes, on it's bordered is provocative. our recognition at the facts on the ground is not provocative. the threats of action, if rushes, security de vans art net is provocative or encouraging diplomacy is not provocative that provocations from russia not from us or ot

to, i think it's a mistake for the u. s. i think it's a mistake for well, we'll stability certainly it's a mistake for the people of afghanistan. well in fact, as trumps, feel the day to withdrawal was made the 1st you don't think that makes any difference. now look, i think all by and did was extended a couple months and it showed how, how little planning had been done either by the trump administration or by for the execution to withdraw.

is it not time to unlock afghanistan's reserves and don't western countries, particularly the u. s. have a moral duty to do so at this point? well, i believe we have a more do to, to move forward and, you know, in all international relations you deal with those who are in charge. normally you don't agree with them. you don't, you don't share the values you don't from them. and you may be tough with them, but you deal with them. that's why you've invited the taliban, they've been in also, i guess, and exactly. no recognition of volleyball, no money to tell the boat, no free ride for tell the bomb they are in charge. so what we have done, they have not been come to norway to talk to norway. they have come to north bay city to, to talk to africans. so we have brought to us know, civil society representatives from inside. i've gone this down and from outside i've gone on to all slow and for the 1st time they are sitting with tell the bomb at the sufficient level that conversations can be, you know, meaningful reflect religious, but prime minister, you know, how controversial this is. some people and i used to live in afghanistan and fo

u. s. o u. k. home, he doesn't get african civilians. i mean use the word imperial. there people are going to wonder when you form in iraq, afghanistan, lots of this book you taught to people who fight for the united states and you use the word imperial. that is not the rhetoric we hear from the hillary clinton's of this world and the liberal interventionists at all. it's trying to actually let countries govern themselves is the whole idea. right? i mean, the polite liberals and the polite imperialist, as i'd call them, or the light interventionist they. they always come up with the rhetoric to justify these interventions. but 11 looks at the practical end of it and for better or worse my life, really, my adult life was spent at the practical pointy end of the sphere. it looked a lot like invasion, occupation, and sort of, you know, a brand of imperialism. no one likes the word empire in the united states, and in fact, we're really proud. we just celebrated the fact, you know, we're, we were ostensibly founded in opposition to the greatest empire in the world. you know, down with king george. we don't like empire, but one of the thin